OKO POLY: Student Kidnapped on the Way to Final Exams, Kidnappers Demand 25 Million Naira Ransom

Student Kidnapped on the Way to Final Exams, Kidnappers Demand ₦25 Million Ransom

OKO POLY: Student Kidnapped on the Way to Final Exams, Kidnappers Demand 25 Million Naira Ransom
Miss Chioma Goodness

In a shocking incident on the evening of Monday, November 27th, 2023, an unidentified group of gunmen reportedly kidnapped a student from the Federal Polytechnic Oko. The victim, identified as Miss Chioma Goodness, hails from Isuochi in Umunneochi Local Government Area of Abia State.

Miss Chioma Goodness, along with other passengers, was abducted at the Okigwe axis of the Enugu-Port Harcourt Expressway while on her way to write her final exams at Federal Polytechnic Oko, Anambra State. This unfortunate incident has sent shockwaves through the community and raised concerns about the security of students traveling for academic purposes.

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Authorities have been alerted, and efforts are underway to trace and rescue the kidnapped student. The gunmen have reportedly demanded a ransom of 25 million Naira for her release.

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The Federal Polytechnic Oko and relevant law enforcement agencies are collaborating to ensure the safe return of Miss Chioma Goodness. The incident highlights the urgent need for increased security measures along major highways, especially during periods when students are commuting for academic purposes.

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The community and well-wishers are urged to cooperate with law enforcement agencies and provide any information that may assist in the swift resolution of this distressing situation. The safety of students and citizens remains a top priority, and measures are being taken to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Further updates on the situation will be provided as the story develops.